Air France-KLM Group (AF FP): Europe’s biggest airline
reported its first quarterly profit since 2008 on a one-time
gain from its stake in flight-reservations provider Amadeus IT
Holding SA. Net income was 736 million euros in the three months
ended June 30, compared with a year-earlier 426 million-euro
loss. The shares fell 0.1 percent to 10.96 euros.

ASM International NV (ASM NA): The second-biggest Dutch
maker of chip-production equipment may report second-quarter net
income of 22 million euros ($29 million), according to the
average of five analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. ASM
International advanced 0.7 percent to 17.18 euros.

BP Plc (BP/ LN): The oil company said that the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating matters
related to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which caused the price
of the stock to drop as much as 50 percent. The stock fell 2.6
percent to 406 pence.

Deutsche Boerse AG (DB1 GY): Europe’s largest exchange
reported second-quarter profit fell 2.5 percent to 160.8 million
euros ($208.8 million) as the German company took a one-time
charge for restructuring. The profit was higher than the 154.7
million-euro average of six analyst estimates compiled by
Bloomberg. The shares rose 0.9 percent to 51.99 euros.

Fresenius SE (FRE3 GY): The German health-care company said
first-half net income was 302 million euros, up from 240 million
euros a year earlier and “substantially better” than the
company expected. Fresenius expects net income to increase by 10
percent to 15 percent in constant currency terms this year. The
preferred shares rose 4.3 percent to 55.02 euros.

Kabel Deutschland Holding AG (KD8 GY): Germany’s largest
cable company ended takeover talks with Tele Columbus GmbH, a
smaller German competitor which is seeking to restructure $1.2
billion of debt, two people familiar with the situation said.
The shares rose 1.1 percent to 24.73 euros

Luxottica Group SpA (LUX IM): Centrosim raised its
recommendation on stock in the world’s largest eyewear maker to
“buy” from “sell.” The shares fell 2.4 percent to 20.10
euros.

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA (MC FP): The world’s
largest luxury-goods manufacturer said first-half net income
rose 53 percent to 1.05 billion euros as sales of fashion and
leather goods accelerated in the second quarter. The company
will pay an interim dividend of 70 cents a share. The stock fell
2.9 percent to 92.26 euros.

Maire Tecnimont SpA (MT IM): The company won a $400 million
contract to provide services in Kuwait to the Kuwait National
Petroleum Company. The shares rose 0.5 percent to 2.76 euros.

Vinci SA (DG FP): The world’s biggest builder said second-
quarter sales rose 9.6 percent to 8.97 billion euros, helped by
the acquisition of Cegelec SA and increased traffic at its toll
roads. The company reiterated that revenue will rise in 2010,
helped by acquisitions. The shares rose 0.4 percent to 37.69
euros.